Yesterday a question was asked in the community to know how do we know if we have enough stuffing in a plush, or cushion or... I did some research today and here is the best answer I found for people who do CMK. It is necessary to put enough stuffing so that the meshes of our project do not stretch and that we do not see the stuffing through the work, just enough to form our piece without it being too stretched. Here's what I found on the Net. "Badly distribute the padding Too much modding and your amigurumi deforms. Not enough, and it sags. The right dosage is often played at the end. How to avoid this error: -Gradually re-refursh, in small quantities. -Distribute the material well to the ends. -Use the tip of your hook to adjust the shape." @Zona Taylor

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They are both finished now. Here is the light grey one.

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Hope you find this useful. It will be put in the classroom too